I have an American harvester and I love it! I dry fruit all the time. I call it "fruit candy" and my kids tear it up! It works well for us because it's the only way I can get the kids to eat most fruits/veggies.

I have an American harvester and I love it! I dry fruit all the time. I call it "fruit candy" and my kids tear it up! It works well for us because it's the only way I can get the kids to eat most fruits/veggies.

I don't remember the brand I have but you can find a good one for under $50. And I don't find using it tedious really. You just slice up whatever you want dried out and put it in. Depending on what you're dehydrating its done several hours or a day later. Just put the food in and forget about it. I've made beef jerky which was super easy (either marinated thin slices of meat of your choice or ground seasoned meat flattened out). I've also dried random vegetables and fruit and herbs.

I don't remember the brand I have but you can find a good one for under $50. And I don't find using it tedious really. You just slice up whatever you want dried out and put it in. Depending on what you're dehydrating its done several hours or a day later. Just put the food in and forget about it. I've made beef jerky which was super easy (either marinated thin slices of meat of your choice or ground seasoned meat flattened out). I've also dried random vegetables and fruit and herbs.

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